Frontier models.
Your desk.
Written in Rust.
TensorHive is a memory-safe LLM inference engine for NVIDIA's desktop Blackwell systems, Rust from the server down to the GPU kernels. DGX Spark today, RTX PRO next.
For teams running NVIDIA DGX Spark or RTX PRO who want frontier models without the cloud.
Measured, not promised
Every number here comes from a run on our two DGX Sparks that wrote its own evidence file.
Served on two Sparks
GLM-5.3-Flash, tensor-parallel. 16 / 16 replies match the reference run over 2,032 steps.
Rank-to-rank exchange
Median for a 16 KiB exchange over ConnectX-7, GPU in the loop, on our own RDMA transport.
Of GB10 memory bandwidth
Rust GPU kernels at 240–245 GB/s of the 273 GB/s peak, bit-exact against a CPU reference.
TensorHive
Built on NVIDIA's cuda-oxide Rust compiler. One toolchain, one binary, no Python in the serving path.
Memory-safe end to end
Server, scheduler, network transport and GPU kernels in Rust. The last few borrowed CUDA kernels are being replaced one by one.
Built for GB10
Kernels tuned to DGX Spark's unified memory, with our own RDMA transport for multi-node serving.
Verified, not assumed
Outputs checked step by step against a reference run. A change lands only with evidence.
Private by design
Runs on your machines behind an OpenAI-compatible API. Your data stays with you.
NVIDIA DGX Spark
- Chip
- GB10 Grace Blackwell
- Memory
- 128 GB unified, 273 GB/s
- Scale-out
- ConnectX-7, 200 Gb/s
NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell
- Memory
- 96 GB GDDR7
- Bandwidth
- ~1.8 TB/s
- Why
- Same Blackwell family, more speed
Run large models on hardware you own
Using DGX Spark or RTX PRO and want private inference? Join the early-access list, or write to contact@mouchak.ai.